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Knows too little
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Well done!

RMD




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Posts: 20412 | Location: L.A. - Lower Alabama | Registered: April 06, 2008Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I wasn't watch shopping. I stopped in my jewelers to pick up a couple of rings I has sized for the CSM. I was asking him if Seiko or Citizen were still making a good watch that compared to some of my older ones. Anyway, he asked if I like the rubber banded ones. I said sure. He pulls this out and says he wants $100 for it. Before I could say yes, he says "but I'll take $50" Done!

Not sure where they got it but said they put a new band and a capacitor in it.




 
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New Rally strap on V8





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For being a mere 39mm, this was one big addition for me. I've been delaying the inevitable with this watch for a lot of years. I was fortunate to find this very well kept decade old example, still with its original owner. It all came together nicely. I think this one is here to stay.





 
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^^^ Yowzers



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Originally posted by r0gue: ...I think this one is here to stay.

The bezel is different, but the case design reminds me of the Rolex Oysterquartz:
 
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Originally posted by r0gue: ...I think this one is here to stay.

The bezel is different, but the case design reminds me of the Rolex Oysterquartz


You're not the first to notice the similarity! It seems they had a similar case line at 6 and 9 o'clock, but adding the bracelet really created a note to Gentas design.




 
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For being a mere 39mm, this was one big addition for me. I've been delaying the inevitable with this watch for a lot of years. I was fortunate to find this very well kept decade old example, still with its original owner. It all came together nicely. I think this one is here to stay.



Congrats on the acquisition!
 
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I think this one is here to stay.


Where have we all heard this before??? Wink

That's a great piece - congrats on the find!



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Congrats, Rogue. The Royal Oak isn't on my list, but it is a fine choice.

I've always liked the way the Oysterquartz blended traditional Rolex with a more modern look.




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Great snag, Rogue.




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Very nice watches. Both punch above my budget!

RMD




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Remember: After the first one, the rest are free.
 
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Very nice watches. Both punch above my budget!
RMD


Honestly, me too. Way out of whack on my priorities. ;-)




 
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Dusty78 - I like the strap. Where did you get it from, aftermarket or does it come with the watch?

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New Rally strap on V8



 
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Here's one you don't see everyday. Epos Switzerland

 
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Dusty78 - I like the strap. Where did you get it from, aftermarket or does it come with the watch


https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d...ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1


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Originally posted by Marlin Fan:
Dusty78 - I like the strap. Where did you get it from, aftermarket or does it come with the watch


https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d...ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1
 
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I picked-up this nice Citizen solar diver a few weeks back. It's been a real, solid addition to my watch stable. I ditched the issue band for a nice 20mm NATO.



My Luminox also see regular wrist-time:



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In what may be poor form for a photo thread, I'm going to borrow someone else's photos to show off the automatic watch I just picked up, a Seiko SRP637. Don't know what's going w/ my (let's-face-it-obsolete) iPhone 4S, but the photos from that thing are just turning out like crap these days.

Just love this watch, what some are calling a Tuna Monster, given that it has the bezel and look of the 1st Gen. Monster and the shroud (now stainless) of the "Tuna" models. This is my second Monster-style watch, following a 1st Gen. Orange Monster a number of years ago, and I love the Monster styling. Beefy, heavy, masculine...one review called the SPR637 "dripping with testosterone"; I don't know if I'd go that far, but I do love its authoritative look and heft (and it's getting a great 1.5 second loss/day). This one is going to have a very extended honeymoon on my wrist.



 
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Traded my GO for this.

Breitling Chrono from the 40s. I guess I'm back into vintage now. Including the joy of finding someone to regulate it and probably overhaul and lubricate it. Leaning toward RGM.





 
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